fix: pulse-wrapper.sh + setup.sh upgrade for all users#2403
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Workers now self-label their GitHub issue with dispatched:opus, dispatched:sonnet, or dispatched:haiku at Step 0.7 (after claiming the task). Detects model from env vars or system prompt identity. Also auto-creates the label if it doesn't exist in the repo. This restores the model attribution that was lost when the old bash supervisor (dispatch.sh) was replaced with intelligence-guided agents.
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WalkthroughAdds a dispatch-labeling step to the full-loop docs and introduces a bash pulse-wrapper that provides PID-based deduplication, staleness checks, hard timeouts, and graceful/forceful cleanup; launchd plist generation is updated to invoke the wrapper and pass new environment variables. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Launchd
participant Wrapper as pulse-wrapper.sh
participant FS as PID/FileSystem
participant Opencode
Launchd->>Wrapper: invoke (/bin/bash <wrapper>)
Wrapper->>FS: read PID file
alt Existing running PID valid
Wrapper->>Wrapper: exit (dedup skip)
else Stale or no PID
Wrapper->>Opencode: start opencode run (background)
Wrapper->>FS: write PID
loop monitor
Wrapper->>Opencode: poll status
end
alt timeout reached
Wrapper->>Opencode: attempt graceful kill
Wrapper->>Opencode: force-kill process tree
end
Wrapper->>FS: remove PID file
Wrapper->>Launchd: exit with code
end
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161-164: Don’t fully suppress dispatch-label failures.Swallowing all failures here makes observability regressions invisible (permissions, rate limits, repo access). At least emit a warning when label create/apply fails so headless runs remain diagnosable.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/commands/full-loop.md around lines 161 - 164, The label creation and application commands (the gh label create and gh issue edit invocations that use MODEL_SHORT, REPO and ISSUE_NUM) currently swallow all failures with "2>/dev/null || true"; change this so failures are still nonfatal but are logged: capture the exit status and stderr of each command and emit a warning (e.g., echo to stderr or use an existing logging function) including the command, REPO, ISSUE_NUM, MODEL_SHORT and the error output, instead of discarding it, so permission/rate-limit/repo-access errors remain observable while keeping the script headless-safe.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In @.agents/scripts/commands/full-loop.md:
- Around line 158-164: The current snippet adds a "dispatched:${MODEL_SHORT}"
label but never removes any existing dispatched:* labels, leaving multiple
dispatch labels on the same issue; update the block that runs when MODEL_SHORT
and ISSUE_NUM are set to first fetch the issue's labels (using gh issue view
--json labels -q '.labels[].name' on REPO/ISSUE_NUM), iterate over any labels
matching the pattern dispatched:* and remove each via gh issue edit --repo
"$REPO" --issue "$ISSUE_NUM" --remove-label "<label>", then proceed to create
and add the new "dispatched:${MODEL_SHORT}" label with gh label create and gh
issue edit --add-label as currently implemented so only one dispatched:* label
remains.
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Nitpick comments:
In @.agents/scripts/commands/full-loop.md:
- Around line 161-164: The label creation and application commands (the gh label
create and gh issue edit invocations that use MODEL_SHORT, REPO and ISSUE_NUM)
currently swallow all failures with "2>/dev/null || true"; change this so
failures are still nonfatal but are logged: capture the exit status and stderr
of each command and emit a warning (e.g., echo to stderr or use an existing
logging function) including the command, REPO, ISSUE_NUM, MODEL_SHORT and the
error output, instead of discarding it, so permission/rate-limit/repo-access
errors remain observable while keeping the script headless-safe.
Root cause: opencode run completes the pulse prompt but enters idle state with a file watcher running indefinitely, never exiting. The old pgrep dedup guard then blocks all future pulses since the zombie is still alive. The wrapper provides three layers of defense: 1. PID file with staleness check (replaces fragile pgrep dedup guard) 2. Hard timeout (default 10 min) — kills opencode if it hangs after completion 3. Process tree kill (_kill_tree) — ensures child node processes are cleaned up Tested: wrapper correctly deduplicates concurrent invocations, kills at timeout, cleans PID file, and allows launchd to start fresh pulses. Also updates launchd.sh plist generator to use the wrapper.
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19-20: Consider validating numeric configuration values.If
PULSE_TIMEOUTorPULSE_STALE_THRESHOLDcontain non-numeric values (e.g., typo like"60s"), arithmetic comparisons will fail underset -e. Low risk since these are controlled environments, but defensive validation would improve robustness.🛡️ Optional: Validate numeric inputs
PULSE_TIMEOUT="${PULSE_TIMEOUT:-600}" # 10 minutes max per pulse PULSE_STALE_THRESHOLD="${PULSE_STALE_THRESHOLD:-900}" # 15 min = definitely stuck + +# Validate numeric configuration +if ! [[ "$PULSE_TIMEOUT" =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]]; then + echo "[pulse-wrapper] Invalid PULSE_TIMEOUT: $PULSE_TIMEOUT — using default 600" >&2 + PULSE_TIMEOUT=600 +fi +if ! [[ "$PULSE_STALE_THRESHOLD" =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]]; then + echo "[pulse-wrapper] Invalid PULSE_STALE_THRESHOLD: $PULSE_STALE_THRESHOLD — using default 900" >&2 + PULSE_STALE_THRESHOLD=900 +fiAs per coding guidelines: "Error recovery mechanisms" for automation scripts.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/pulse-wrapper.sh around lines 19 - 20, Validate that PULSE_TIMEOUT and PULSE_STALE_THRESHOLD are numeric before using them: in pulse-wrapper.sh check the variables PULSE_TIMEOUT and PULSE_STALE_THRESHOLD (after their default assignment) against a numeric regex (e.g., only digits) and either coerce/fallback to the default values or exit with a clear error; update any logic that uses these variables (pulse timeout/stale threshold arithmetic) to assume numeric inputs only after this validation so non-numeric values like "60s" are rejected or replaced safely.
83-93: Consider array-based iteration for ShellCheck compliance.The unquoted
$childrenrelies on word splitting which works but triggers SC2086. Usingread -rainto an array would satisfy ShellCheck and make intent explicit.♻️ Optional: Array-based child iteration
_kill_tree() { local pid="$1" - # Find all child processes recursively - local children - children=$(pgrep -P "$pid" 2>/dev/null || true) - for child in $children; do + local -a children + mapfile -t children < <(pgrep -P "$pid" 2>/dev/null || true) + for child in "${children[@]}"; do _kill_tree "$child" done kill "$pid" 2>/dev/null || true return 0 }As per coding guidelines: "Run ShellCheck on all shell scripts before committing".
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/pulse-wrapper.sh around lines 83 - 93, The _kill_tree function currently iterates over unquoted $children which triggers ShellCheck SC2086; change to read the pgrep results into an array (e.g. using mapfile -t children < <(pgrep -P "$pid" 2>/dev/null) or read -ra children <<< "$(pgrep -P "$pid" 2>/dev/null)") and then iterate with for child in "${children[@]}"; do _kill_tree "$child"; done, ensuring you still quote "$child" and the kill "$pid" invocations so childless results are handled safely and ShellCheck warnings are eliminated.
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In @.agents/scripts/pulse-wrapper.sh:
- Around line 117-127: In _get_process_age(), the command substitution for etime
uses "|| echo '0'" which only prints to stdout rather than assigning a fallback
to the etime variable; change the substitution so failures assign "0" to etime
(e.g. use a compound command or explicit fallback like etime=$(ps -p "$pid" -o
etime= 2>/dev/null | tr -d ' ') || etime="0" or wrap the pipeline in { ...; } ||
printf '0' and capture that) so etime is guaranteed to be "0" if ps fails.
In @.agents/scripts/supervisor-archived/launchd.sh:
- Around line 134-143: After resolving wrapper_path (using
wrapper_path="$(dirname "$script_path")/../scripts/pulse-wrapper.sh" and the
HOME override), add an existence check for the final wrapper_path (e.g. if [[ !
-f "$wrapper_path" ]]; then ... fi) and handle the failure before generating the
plist: log an error via the same logger or stderr with a clear message that
pulse-wrapper.sh was not found and exit non‑zero (or bail back to a safe
fallback) so the plist is never created referencing a non-existent script;
reference wrapper_path, script_path, and pulse-wrapper.sh when locating the
check.
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Nitpick comments:
In @.agents/scripts/pulse-wrapper.sh:
- Around line 19-20: Validate that PULSE_TIMEOUT and PULSE_STALE_THRESHOLD are
numeric before using them: in pulse-wrapper.sh check the variables PULSE_TIMEOUT
and PULSE_STALE_THRESHOLD (after their default assignment) against a numeric
regex (e.g., only digits) and either coerce/fallback to the default values or
exit with a clear error; update any logic that uses these variables (pulse
timeout/stale threshold arithmetic) to assume numeric inputs only after this
validation so non-numeric values like "60s" are rejected or replaced safely.
- Around line 83-93: The _kill_tree function currently iterates over unquoted
$children which triggers ShellCheck SC2086; change to read the pgrep results
into an array (e.g. using mapfile -t children < <(pgrep -P "$pid" 2>/dev/null)
or read -ra children <<< "$(pgrep -P "$pid" 2>/dev/null)") and then iterate with
for child in "${children[@]}"; do _kill_tree "$child"; done, ensuring you still
quote "$child" and the kill "$pid" invocations so childless results are handled
safely and ShellCheck warnings are eliminated.
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setup.sh now: - Installs pulse-wrapper.sh plist directly (no supervisor-helper.sh dependency) - Auto-upgrades old plists (detects missing 'pulse-wrapper' in plist content) - Kills stuck pulse processes during upgrade - Passes OPENCODE_BIN, PULSE_DIR, PULSE_TIMEOUT via plist env vars - Cleans up legacy com.aidevops.supervisor-pulse label pulse-wrapper.sh improvements: - Added _kill_tree/_force_kill_tree for macOS-compatible process tree cleanup - Ensures child node processes are killed (opencode spawns multiple) This ensures all users get the hang-proof pulse on next setup.sh run, whether fresh install or upgrade from the old supervisor-helper plist.
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Each opencode run spawns two processes: a node launcher and the .opencode binary. pgrep -f '/full-loop' matches both, inflating the count 2x. The pulse thought 3 workers = 6, leaving slots unfilled. Fix: filter pgrep results to only count .opencode binaries. Also fixes the same pattern in long-running worker checks and dedup.
pulse-wrapper.sh (deterministic, no AI needed): - Orphan cleanup: kills headless opencode processes older than 2h that aren't workers, pulse, or strategic reviews. Checks TTY to never kill interactive terminal sessions. Runs before each pulse. - RAM-based concurrency: (available_ram - 8GB reserve) / 1GB per worker, clamped to [1, 8]. Writes to ~/.aidevops/logs/pulse-max-workers. pulse.md (AI-guided decisions): - Reads MAX_WORKERS from file instead of hardcoded 6 - Falls back to 4 if file missing (conservative default) - All 'max 6' references updated to use dynamic MAX_WORKERS
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- calculate_max_workers: reads free RAM via vm_stat (macOS) or /proc/meminfo (Linux), reserves 8GB for OS, allocates 1GB per worker, caps at 8 - cleanup_orphans: kills headless opencode processes older than 2h that are not active workers, pulse, or strategic review (frees leaked RAM) - pulse.md: reads dynamic MAX_WORKERS instead of hardcoded 6 - Preserves numeric validation for PULSE_TIMEOUT/PULSE_STALE_THRESHOLD
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665-752:⚠️ Potential issue | 🔴 CriticalCritical: Unresolved merge conflict markers in file.
The file contains Git merge conflict markers (
<<<<<<< HEAD,=======,>>>>>>> origin/main) that will cause a bash syntax error at runtime. These must be resolved before merging.The intended change appears to be replacing the cron-based pulse installation with a wrapper-based launchd plist that invokes
pulse-wrapper.sh.#!/bin/bash # Verify merge conflict markers exist rg -n '<<<<<<|======|>>>>>>' setup.sh || echo "No conflict markers found"🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@setup.sh` around lines 665 - 752, The file has unresolved git conflict markers; remove the <<<<<<<, =======, and >>>>>>> blocks and reconcile the two variants into one coherent installation flow: keep the AIDEVOPS_SUPERVISOR_PULSE guard and opencode detection (opencode_path), preserve the macOS launchd logic that uses pulse-wrapper.sh (pulse-wrapper.sh, pulse_label/com.aidevops.aidevops-supervisor-pulse, pulse_plist and _launchd_has_agent) and also retain a cross-platform cron fallback/installation path and interactive prompt logic (_pulse_installed, _install_pulse, NON_INTERACTIVE). Ensure only one branch implements installation (either install/upgrade via launchd when pulse-wrapper exists or cron entry otherwise) and remove all conflict markers so the script is valid bash.
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setup.sh (1)
793-807: Environment variables correctly wired for launchd.The plist passes all required variables that
pulse-wrapper.shexpects. Notably,HOMEis explicitly set since launchd runs with a minimal environment.Consider making
PULSE_TIMEOUTandPULSE_STALE_THRESHOLDconfigurable via environment variables in the setup rather than hardcoding them in the plist.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@setup.sh` around lines 793 - 807, The plist currently hardcodes PULSE_TIMEOUT and PULSE_STALE_THRESHOLD; change the plist generation to inject these from environment/config with sensible defaults and pass them into the EnvironmentVariables dict (replace the literal "600" and "900" with the template variables you expose). Ensure the setup script exposes/configures PULSE_TIMEOUT and PULSE_STALE_THRESHOLD (e.g., via exported vars or parameters) and document that pulse-wrapper.sh reads them; keep fallback defaults in the setup logic so the plist contains values even if the env vars are unset.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In @.agents/scripts/pulse-wrapper.sh:
- Around line 93-103: The _kill_tree() and _force_kill_tree() functions use
mapfile which is unavailable in macOS's default bash 3.2; replace the mapfile
usage with a POSIX-compatible read loop: run pgrep -P "$pid" 2>/dev/null || true
into a process substitution and iterate with while IFS= read -r child; do [[ -n
"$child" ]] && _kill_tree "$child"; done (and the same pattern for
_force_kill_tree()), so children are processed recursively without relying on
bash 4+ mapfile; alternatively, if you prefer using bash 4+, update the
launch/cron invocation to detect and use Homebrew bash (/opt/homebrew/bin/bash)
with a system-bash fallback.
In `@setup.sh`:
- Around line 775-786: The plist currently hardcodes /bin/bash (system Bash 3.2)
which breaks pulse-wrapper.sh because it requires Bash 4+; update the
ProgramArguments entry that references "/bin/bash" to use the detected newer
bash path (the Homebrew bash or the result of command -v bash used elsewhere) or
populate it from the same variable that detects the modern bash, so the plist
uses that path instead of /bin/bash; alternatively, if you prefer compatibility,
modify pulse-wrapper.sh to avoid mapfile and other Bash 4+ features so it works
with /bin/bash. Ensure you update the pulse_plist generation where pulse_label
and wrapper_script are set so ProgramArguments uses the chosen modern bash path.
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In `@setup.sh`:
- Around line 665-752: The file has unresolved git conflict markers; remove the
<<<<<<<, =======, and >>>>>>> blocks and reconcile the two variants into one
coherent installation flow: keep the AIDEVOPS_SUPERVISOR_PULSE guard and
opencode detection (opencode_path), preserve the macOS launchd logic that uses
pulse-wrapper.sh (pulse-wrapper.sh,
pulse_label/com.aidevops.aidevops-supervisor-pulse, pulse_plist and
_launchd_has_agent) and also retain a cross-platform cron fallback/installation
path and interactive prompt logic (_pulse_installed, _install_pulse,
NON_INTERACTIVE). Ensure only one branch implements installation (either
install/upgrade via launchd when pulse-wrapper exists or cron entry otherwise)
and remove all conflict markers so the script is valid bash.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@setup.sh`:
- Around line 793-807: The plist currently hardcodes PULSE_TIMEOUT and
PULSE_STALE_THRESHOLD; change the plist generation to inject these from
environment/config with sensible defaults and pass them into the
EnvironmentVariables dict (replace the literal "600" and "900" with the template
variables you expose). Ensure the setup script exposes/configures PULSE_TIMEOUT
and PULSE_STALE_THRESHOLD (e.g., via exported vars or parameters) and document
that pulse-wrapper.sh reads them; keep fallback defaults in the setup logic so
the plist contains values even if the env vars are unset.
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Plist uses /bin/bash which is bash 3.2 on macOS.
As noted in the pulse-wrapper.sh review, the wrapper uses mapfile which requires bash 4+. The plist here invokes /bin/bash (system bash 3.2), causing the wrapper to fail.
Consider using the Homebrew bash path or updating the wrapper to be bash 3.2 compatible.
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# Write the plist
+ local bash_path
+ bash_path=$(command -v bash 2>/dev/null || echo "/bin/bash")
cat >"$pulse_plist" <<PLIST
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
<plist version="1.0">
<dict>
...
<key>ProgramArguments</key>
<array>
- <string>/bin/bash</string>
+ <string>${bash_path}</string>
<string>${wrapper_script}</string>
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@setup.sh` around lines 775 - 786, The plist currently hardcodes /bin/bash
(system Bash 3.2) which breaks pulse-wrapper.sh because it requires Bash 4+;
update the ProgramArguments entry that references "/bin/bash" to use the
detected newer bash path (the Homebrew bash or the result of command -v bash
used elsewhere) or populate it from the same variable that detects the modern
bash, so the plist uses that path instead of /bin/bash; alternatively, if you
prefer compatibility, modify pulse-wrapper.sh to avoid mapfile and other Bash 4+
features so it works with /bin/bash. Ensure you update the pulse_plist
generation where pulse_label and wrapper_script are set so ProgramArguments uses
the chosen modern bash path.
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Not an issue. The script is fully bash 3.2 compatible — no mapfile, readarray, declare -A, declare -g, or other bash 4+ features. Verified: rg 'mapfile|readarray|declare -A|declare -g' pulse-wrapper.sh returns nothing. The /bin/bash invocation is correct for macOS.
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@marcusquinn You're absolutely correct, and I apologize for the incorrect review comment.
I've verified pulse-wrapper.sh and confirmed:
✅ No bash 4+ features present:
- No
mapfileorreadarray - No associative arrays (
declare -A) - No bash 4+ string operations
- Uses bash 3.2-compatible
while IFS= read -rloops with process substitution
The script explicitly documents bash 3.2 compatibility (line 99: "bash 3.2 compatible — no mapfile"), and the /bin/bash invocation in the plist is correct for macOS.
My apologies for the noise on this one.
opencode spawns eslint and yaml language server processes as background children. Without this exclusion, they would be killed after ORPHAN_MAX_AGE (2h), breaking IDE features for long-running sessions.
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macOS ships /bin/bash 3.2 which lacks mapfile (bash 4+). The launchd plist and cron entry both invoke /bin/bash, so _kill_tree and _force_kill_tree must use while-read loops.
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Summary
Fixes supervisor pulse hanging indefinitely, blocking all future dispatches.
Root cause:
opencode runcompletes the pulse prompt but enters idle state with a file watcher — never exits. The oldpgrepdedup guard sees the zombie and blocks every subsequent pulse.Fix (3 commits):
pulse-wrapper.sh— new wrapper script with PID-file dedup (not pgrep), 10-min hard timeout, and macOS-compatible process tree kill (_kill_tree)setup.shupgrade — installs wrapper-based plist directly, auto-detects and upgrades old plists, kills stuck processes during upgrade. No dependency on archivedsupervisor-helper.shfull-loop.mdStep 0.7 — workers self-label issues withdispatched:{model}for cost/quality observabilityTested: wrapper correctly deduplicates, kills at timeout, cleans PID file, launchd starts fresh pulses on next interval.
User impact: All users get the fix on next
./setup.shrun (fresh install or upgrade).Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Bug Fixes